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Who's Covered

Answer the following questions to help determine whether you’re

  • automatically covered by the Plan
  • not automatically covered but eligible to enrol yourself in the Plan
  • not eligible for the Plan


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1
Have you completed your studies at your academic institution?
2
Are you part of any of the following categories of students?

• Most students who register for full-time studies in the Fall Term (i.e. students enrolled in 9 or more credits) who are CSU members, including: 

• Full-time students studying at the Squamish and Sechelt campuses

• Students taking online courses

• Students attending courses at other off-campus locations

3
Are you part of any of the following categories of eligible students?

• Part-time students who are CSU members

• New Spring Term students


4
Are the “CSU Health Plan” and “CSU Dental Plan” line items part of your tuition statement?

Go check your Student Fee Account online or your academic institution’s detailed breakdown.

Please note that any changes to your student status might affect your tuition statement.

You’re not eligible for the Plan. If you are looking for insurance designed for students who are completing their studies, click here

You’re automatically charged and covered by the Plan.

Please note that students and their dependants aren't covered for out-of-province or out-of-country emergency services once they reach age 65.


If you're an Indigenous student funded by your nation, your nation may not cover the Plan fee. If you have FNHA health and dental coverage and would like to opt out of the Plan, be sure to complete the opt-out process online.

Coverage for Your Spouse and/or Your Dependent Children
You can extend your coverage to your family (spouse and/or dependent children) by enrolling them in the Plan and paying an additional fee, over and above your individual fee as a Plan member. Common law couples are eligible. See the Couple & Family Enrolments section for details.

Understanding my coverage

You’re not automatically covered by the Plan, but you may be eligible to enrol yourself.

Self Enrolment

If you have exceptional circumstances and can document them, you can submit a self-enrolment request in writing. 

Exception Request

Fill in the Support Form for help.

Support Form

You haven’t been charged for the Plan.

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